its easy to see , but i cant land this thing on my legs

I'd LOVE one.....but despite that flap on the bottom I'd bet there's still one hell of a draught up your arse !

This all sure looks like a lot of fun boys, just forget to confirm with NORAD the flight path and altitude, and make sure you get the TSA to grope your privates before take off.

I have nothing to say but: "Shut up and take my money!!!"

Wonder how much it weighs? Looks so easy when they use it.

Wish they had shown landing of these crafts......

#6 54 kilos of dry weight.

#7 They do. In the "Training hill" part (starts at 1:55) or in other videos at their website. It lands either on that little wheel in the back and a skid in the front, or by the pilot putting his feet down like he does during takeoff. The speed is like 4 mph or even less into the wind, so it shouldn't be a problem.

It looks fun, wonder how much these cost?

#9 Sadly, a little tiny bit too much for me or anybody else except for maybe Bill Gates or something. This bird will set you back 75.300 Swiss Francs, or nearly $83.000. That is, if you dare to fly it without the instruments, rescue system and other important stuff that comes at extra charge.

#10 rescue system? like what, propeller ?

#11 Not necessarily. They mention some kind of pyrotechnically deployed emergency canopy (parachute) that allows bringing the whole craft and its pilot down to earth with minimum damage.

so what happens is you need a poo? like urgently

no engine no gas really nice

#13 There is that trap door on the bottom. Could do target practice...

One day... One day

so after 6 years, did this take off?